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Dress- Ashley Dress- #bubbles
Hair- Ariana- Doux
Mesh head- Destiny- CATWA
Skin- Alex- 7 Deadly s[K]ins – Walnut Tone
Slink Feet and Slink Hands Appliers- Walnut Tone- 7 Deadly s[K]ins
Ankle Boots- Jillian- R.icielli
Poses- Runway Collection- ALIUD by Leah McCullough at November round of Designer Showcase
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I shot this last night, at sunset. Shot towards the sun. Ring of fire! This is the first time I've seen a bright border around a bubble. I don't know why it looks like this. I like it though!
You can get really colourful bubbles like this if you add glycerin to your soapy water solution. I got the glycerin at a pharmacy for 2€, that makes this a really cool and inexpensive little photo project for the weekend!
Occasionally, Humpback Whales in Southeast Alaska will feed in coordinated groups using bubbles to trap fish at the water’s surface. This behavior is known as bubble net feeding. Bubble net feeding involves 4-20 whales all working together to herd schooling fish into dense schools. wiki
Here's a new experiment on my part. It has taken me about 3 days to view a 40 minute video about this. I finally got all the way through the video and this is the result.
I shot this pretty lady in the park full of bluebonnets in the Texas Hill Country. She gave permission to make photos. Little did she know I would end up placing her in sparkling bubbles, lol. It's an action that I purchased. It has many parts to it. After it has run the many layers can be individualized in Photoshop with practically endless possibilities. Wish I had her name and email. I think she might even like it.
I have been trying to do this for over a year now. this is my first adequate bubble shot.
Inspired by Richard on flickr. I say adequate because you gotta see his stream!! pretty awesome.
after bunch of reading and testing I can say this is my first bubble that I am proud of. didn't have an assistant, so I was making the bubble in one hand and trying to focus and shoot quickly in the other. that's why you see some panning effect :-)
total time: 2.5 hours
total shots: 62
made my own bubble maker because I couldn't find one that could make a big bubble.
I'm not very pleased at all with the background, but there are just scads of out of control variables involved when shooting bubbles. It is so hard to even get one bubble in focus that two seemed worth keeping, and these had exceptionally good colors to them. Not faked up, just cropped and a little curves adjustment for some contrast enhancement.
My little cat, Scooter likes for me to get out with the bubble wand so he can run and break them with his paw
Sweet Valencia, one of our precious grandaughters enjoyin' one of the simple things in life. Every now & again when the grandkids are blowing bubbles, I will join them. It's fun!...& the last time I joined in, it made me realize how many of the simple things in life we, as adults, miss! When was the last time you, as an adult, went out in your yard during a summer rain & just let yourself get soaked? I've been doing just that the past few years on occasion. It's cathartic! "Stop & smell the roses" is so cliche as to be ignored.... yet it is SO amazingly true! Really look at clouds sometime, .. natural stress relief. Stop & look at a bug. Blow bubbles (You don't need a kid to do it). Draw a rainbow on a sidewalk with chalk. & trees!!! .... watch the treetops sway in a breeze, it seems a language unto it's own. These are just a few of God's antidepressants....they are there for us, & I urge you to consume them!!